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Zvyagintsev’s Minotaur Wins Grand Prize at Cannes as a Portrait of Putin‑Era Corruption

The film turns a bourgeois marital thriller into a stark critique of wartime mobilisation and state graft with international release planned on MUBI.

Almodóvar’s Bitter Christmas Earns Warm Cannes Premiere but Is Cast as a ‘Minor’ Late‑Career Work

Sorogoyen’s ‘El Ser Querido’ Competes at Cannes With Bardem and Luengo

Deep Water Draws Lukewarm Reviews That Praise Its Plane‑Crash Centerpiece Ahead of May 1 Release

Almodóvar’s ‘Amarga Navidad’ Opens Friday as Spain’s Top New Release

Sam Raimi’s Send Help Draws Strong Reviews as a Darkly Comic Survival Thriller

Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice Hits U.S. Theaters as Critics Praise Craft, Question Tone

Linklater’s Nouvelle Vague Debuts on Netflix After Limited Theatrical Bow

Bugonia Opens in Cinemas as Lanthimos Reunites Stone and Plemons for a Dark Corporate-Conspiracy Satire

The Mastermind Earns Early Praise for Josh O’Connor and Rob Mazurek’s Jazzy Score

Kathryn Bigelow’s A House Of Dynamite Draws Split Early Reviews Ahead of October Rollout

‘Snake Eyes’ Conspiracy Around Charlie Kirk’s Killing Surges Online Despite Key Refutation

Alauda Ruiz de Azúa’s ‘Los Domingos’ Premieres in San Sebastián Competition

Desplechin’s Two Pianos Draws Strong Early Reviews at TIFF and San Sebastián

Eddington Opens to Divided Critics and Modest Box Office

Ari Aster's 'Eddington' Debuts at Cannes to Overwhelmingly Negative Reviews

David Mamet’s First Film in 17 Years, 'Henry Johnson,' Now Available to Stream

David Cronenberg's 'Les Linceuls' Earns Early Acclaim for Its Digital Mourning Vision

David Cronenberg's 'The Shrouds' Opens to Mixed Reviews in U.S. Theaters

'Misericordia' Stuns with Hitchcockian Suspense and Queer Themes